Naval Highlights for the Next Decade
Albrecht Müller looks at the large naval programmes likely to make waves over the next decade.
Albrecht Müller looks at the large naval programmes likely to make waves over the next decade.
Unlike naval vessels, commercial shipping has been relatively slow to tap the potential of fully integrated automation. Increasing the level of shipboard automation and systems integration can lead to significant...
The rugged notebook and laptop market now offers more robust products with enhanced performance for shipping operations. Alex Hawkes talks to leading rugged IT manufacturers about the latest technology on...
Modern container ports can stretch over vast areas of land and handle millions of tons of cargo each year. Alex Hawkes takes a look at ten of the world's largest...
Despite 2009 being a bad year for the industry, the delivery of some vessels offer a portent for things to come, writes Barnaby Black.
Alternative maritime power for docked container vessels has made steady progress throughout the decade, but isn’t it time more ports and shipping lines adopted the technology? Alex Hawkes reports.
Predictions may be bleak for European shipbuilders as Asia becomes a growing force but that does not mean gloom for all. Barnaby Black looks at current market trends and how...
The Oasis of the Seas, the world’s largest cruise ship, has embarked on its first full commercial cruise. We take an exclusive look at some of the record-breaking marvels the...
Demand for skills in shipping may still be unquantifiable, but as Penny Jones found out at the Ship Safety Conference by Arena International, this does not mean it doesn’t exist.
From keeping barnacles at bay to improving efficiency at sea, marine coatings are brining about benefits the industry could only dream of years ago, write Dr Gareth Evans.
